Delivery Driver - 1st Shift - Athena Farms - Forest Park, GA

Posted 8 days ago

sofo foodsForest Park (GA)

Light Truck Drivers Local Messengers and Local Delivery

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About the role

Delivery Driver - 1st Shift (Late Morning) – Non-Commercial- Forest Park, GAAs a Delivery Driver, you will have a wide variety of responsibilities to ensure that our customers receive the best of the best with each order. At Athena Farms, we provide the freshest and finest produce to restaurants, hotels, and caterers. We are looking for someone who enjoys being organized, providing excellent customer service, and practicing safe driving while delivering to our customers.

What You Will Be Doing: Check the quality of the product for freshness. Select the product to be delivered according to the invoice as needed. Load the product onto the delivery vehicle. Use a hand truck to unload the product at the customer's location. Count and verify the product at the customer location. Maintain paperwork and collect any payments. Maintain a clean and organized truck at the end of the shift. Maintain communication with the warehouse, customer service, and sales.

About You:

Ability to lift 70 lbs. and use a handcart.
Ability to read English and have basic math skills.
Hold a valid Georgia driver's license with a clean driving record.
Prior experience in delivering to customers and meeting delivery time windows.
Ability to work in cool to cold temperatures while loading and unloading product.
Ability to recognize and report any mechanical vehicle issues.
Schedule & Hours - Must be able to work Saturdays!5 days per week (Off on Sundays and one other weekday)7:00 am - end of route
Shifts are typically 10 hours per day
Overtime is required based on business necessity.

Compensation and Benefits:

$19.00 an hour
Weekly pay 401(k) with a company match
Health insurance
Dental & Vision insurance
Vacation & Paid time off
Basic & Voluntary Life Insurance

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